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Poisonous Plant - Larkspur
Latin Name: Consolida ajacis
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High Risk
Description: Larkspur are mostly perennial herbs with lobed or divided leaves; the flowers are above the leaves, often blue, purple, or white, with a prominent spur formed from one sepal and two petals.
Symptoms may include: Agitation, breathing difficulties, inco-ordination, abdominal pain, muscular spasms and difficulty in standing.
Notes: All parts of the plant are poisonous. Few reported cases of poisoning in horses. |
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